Jordan Wilson Leads Hyundai Hillstate Top Scorers as Megawati Hangestri Follows in V-League 2026/2027

Jordan Wilson leads Hyundai Hillstate with 36 points through the opening two matches of the V-League 2026/2027 season, according to PALPRES.COM.

The American outside hitter paces her squad ahead of teammate Megawati Hangestri Pertiwi, who has recorded 25 points. Wilson opened her campaign with 15 points against IBK Altos before adding 21 points in a match against Red Sparks, PALPRES.COM reported. Megawati contributed 7 points in the opener and 18 points against Red Sparks.

PALPRES.COM reported that Wilson arrived in South Korea to share primary attacking duties alongside Megawati as a main opposite hitter. Early league play, however, has seen Wilson shoulder the bulk of the scoring output for the team.

😱 MEGA 18 POINTS, JORDAN 21 POINTS! HYUNDAI STILL FALLS 1–3 TO RED SPARKS!

Behind the top two scorers, outside hitter Lee Ye-rim sits third on the team with 16 points across two matches, according to PALPRES.COM. Veteran middle blocker Bae Yoo-na has added 11 points through November 9, 2026.

Tirto.id reported that Pink Spiders and IBK Altos share the upper tier of the standings with two victories and six points apiece. GS Caltex, Red Sparks, and Hi-Pass hold one victory and three points each.

Jordan Wilson Leads Hyundai Hillstate Top Scorers as Megawati Hangestri Follows in V-League 2026/2027
Photo: Radar Pati

Hyundai Hillstate opened the season with two consecutive losses under difficult circumstances. Tirto.id noted that the team fell to IBK Altos in straight sets with scores of 25-23, 25-23, and 25-20, followed by a 3-1 defeat to Red Sparks featuring set scores of 21-25, 27-25, 25-19, and 25-19.

Pink Spiders dropped the second set 25-19, claimed the third 25-23, but surrendered the fourth set 25-13 to Hi-Pass, as reported by Radar Pati. Earlier matches in the round saw IBK Altos defeat GS Caltex while Red Sparks overcame Hyundai Hillstate by identical 3-1 margins.

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